Sentence examples for duplicate meaning from inspiring English sources
Sequencing libraries were generated in duplicate, meaning that from each plasmid or RT-PCR sample two libraries were prepared in parallel and sequenced on the same Illumina MiSeq sequencing chip.
Samples for sequence analysis were generated in duplicate, meaning that from each plasmid or RT-PCR sample two libraries were prepared in parallel for sequencing on the same Ion Torrent PGM 318 sequencing chip.
The use of diagramming signs, symbols, and arrows allows for the folding sequences to be accurately described and thereby duplicated, meaning this art form can be learned independent of language.
The results of the pairwise analysis of Gene Ontology category showed that only highly correlated pairs shared the same category and most of these pairs were not duplicates, meaning the genes did not share a common history; this was determined by BLAST analysis [ 20].
We found 1,168 duplicate studies; meaning the same study was obtained from more than one of the four databases used in the review.
The cluster of SDs in eight blocks is a testament of "preferential attachment" [ 35] or "duplication shadowing", meaning that unique regions next to SDs are ~10 times more likely to be duplicated than random regions [ 16].
It is also worth noting that these charts are duplicated per pilot, meaning that on a transatlantic flight you may have four such chart bags, which must be as much a drag on the cockpit's closet space as it is on fuel consumption.
As some clusters are not size 2, this uniqueness is not directly related to the number of duplicate identities (meaning couples whose similarity is above the threshold).
Because there is a considerable amount of lineage-specific duplicate retention (meaning that one gene pair is retained and subfunctionalized in the zebrafish lineage, but not in medaka – and vice versa), the availability of more than one fish laboratory model will allow this situation to be fully exploited.
For studies that were registered in more than one registry ('duplicate' registration), only the record with the earliest registration date was included (all ICTRP data that are publicly available are automatically 'deduplicated', meaning that duplicate records of trials that have been registered at more than one registry have been removed).
